Примеры использования Ambassador anderson на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I give the floor to the representative of Ireland, Ambassador Anderson.
The meeting expressed its appreciation to Ambassador Anderson for her clear and candid presentation.
I give the floor to the representative of Ireland, Ambassador Anderson.
Ambassador Anderson thanked participants for their replies, adding that she shared many of their concerns.
I now call on the representative of Ireland, Ambassador Anderson.
The PRESIDENT: I thank Ambassador Anderson for her statement and for the kind words she addressed to the Chair.
I now give the floor to the representative of Ireland, Ambassador Anderson.
The PRESIDENT(translated from Spanish):I thank Ambassador Anderson for her statement and for her kind words.
I now call on the distinguished representative of Ireland, Ambassador Anderson.
On behalf of us all, I would like to convey to Ambassador Anderson our very best wishes for her continued success and personal happiness.
Ambassador Anderson highlighted a number of issues which she thought were central to the effective operation of the special procedures system.
Today, and especially having listened carefully to Ambassador Anderson, one cannot but feel concern about the current situation.
Ambassador Anderson deplored the serious gap between the time limits for the submission of the rapporteurs' reports and their tardy availability to.
At the outset, the African Group would like to express its sincere appreciation to the co-facilitators, Ambassador Sangqu of South Africa, Ambassador Anderson of Ireland and Ambassador Heller of Mexico, for the true commitment and passion with which they have executed this noble task.
In response to Ambassador Anderson's address, several participants expressed their frustration with the current modalities of their participation in Commission plenary debates.
Ambassador Anderson acknowledged the modest outcome of the review of mechanisms during the fifty-fifth session of the Commission, as reflected in her consensus statement of 28 April 1999.
Ambassador Anderson indicated that she was acutely aware of the mismatch between the importance of the work of the Commission's rapporteurs and experts and the resources allocated to the different mandates.
Finally, Ambassador Anderson expressed particular interest in information about the frequency and incidence of joint country visits conducted by two or more rapporteurs of the Commission.
Ambassador Anderson conveyed her concern that the participation of rapporteurs and experts in the plenary debates of the Commission was not functioning properly, and was in urgent need of review.
Ambassador Anderson encouraged the practice, instituted by several rapporteurs, to consult regularly with representatives of regional groups on the occasion of visits to Geneva or to United Nations headquarters.
Ambassador Anne Anderson Ireland.
Ambassador Brooke D. Anderson United States of America.
I now give the floor to the representative of Ireland, Ambassador Anne Anderson.
I should now like to give the floor to the representative of Ireland, Ambassador Anne Anderson.
We agree with Ambassador Anne Anderson of Ireland that at some point the CD would have to be associated with nuclear disarmament negotiations.
As you are aware, Ambassador Anne Anderson of Ireland will soon be relinquishing her post as representative of her country to the Conference.
Ms. Anne Anderson(Ireland), Ambassador, Permanent Representative, Geneva 1996-1998.
This year, Ireland was honoured when our Permanent Representative, Ambassador Anne Anderson, took on the role of cofacilitator, along with South African and Mexican colleagues, of a major review of the United Nations peacebuilding architecture.
Following the example of previous meetings, the Chairperson of the fifty-fifth session of the Commission on Human Rights, Ambassador Anne Anderson, was invited to participate in the deliberations on agenda item 8 Cooperation with the Commission on Human Rights.
On 3 June 1999, Ambassador Anne Anderson, Chairperson of the fifty-fifth session of the Commission on Human Rights, addressed the participants on developments in the Commission which were of relevance to the work of Commission rapporteurs and experts, and especially on the issue of the review of mechanisms of the Commission.